Oh Hyun-kyung raised her daughter alone after divorce, sent her to study in the U.S., and revealed a face that looks just like her mother's [What Are You Going to Do with What's Left][★Night TV]

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Actress Oh Hyun-kyung shared stories about her daughter, who takes such good care of her.

On the 17th episode of tvN STORY's variety program "What Are You Going to Do with What's Left," actors Oh Hyun-kyung, Lee Il-hwa, and Yoon Ji-sook appeared. Lee Young-ja began by saying, "I heard Oh Hyun-kyung's daughter is such a filial child. I even heard she works part-time."

Oh Hyun-kyung stated, "My daughter has seen me working hard since she was young. Our family isn't particularly wealthy, yet she studied in Boston, USA for over 10 years."

Lee Il-hwa praised, "Sister worked very hard to raise her daughter while filming dramas. I met her daughter Chae-ryeong, and she is truly beautiful and works diligently at her part-time job."

Regarding her daughter's long study abroad experience, Oh Hyun-kyung said, "She must have had a very hard time alone. There are many things she could enjoy if she were by my side, but living apart is never easy." She added, "After she graduated this time, I told her that sending her to graduate school in the U.S. would be difficult for me, so she said she would earn money herself and is currently working."

She continued, "After seeing me struggle with drama filming, my daughter developed a habit. Before going to bed, she opens my door to check if I'm safely asleep, then turns off the TV and lights before leaving." This brought tears to everyone's eyes.

Oh also revealed that her daughter once said, "I wish there was someone by mom's side who could take care of her." She added, "She didn't say that when she was in high school, but now it seems she feels, 'Our mother is getting older.'"

Meanwhile, Oh Hyun-kyung married in 2002 and had a daughter named Chae-ryeong, but after divorcing in 2006, she raised her daughter alone.

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